Grant Funding
Hull CVS manages a number of small grants schemes to provide vital support to smaller local voluntary and community groups. Grant funding currently available via CVS include:
Starter Grants
Funded by a donation from The Sir James Reckitt Charity, Hull CVS runs a small grants scheme providing:
- Grants for small self help groups operating within the city of Hull
- Grants for newly established small groups
Bransholme Trust
With donations from The Sir James Reckitt Charity and The Hull and East Riding Charitable Trust, Hull CVS provides grants of up to £500 to voluntary and community groups working on the Bransholme Estate in Hull.
Hull Aid in Sickness
The Trust provides small grants for items or services which provide a benefit to the health and wellbeing of people who reside in the Hull City Council boundary who are in need, and who are sick, convalescent, or disabled.
Grant requests can be considered by the Board of Trustees for the following three groups:
- Individuals
- Social Worker / Field Teams
- Organisations
For more information: http://www.hullaidinsickness.co.uk/index.html
Other Small Grants
Our factsheet Your Guide to Local Grants lists over 30 local grant schemes from Hull City Council, the NHS, businesses and charitable trusts. Most of the grants available from these sources are under £5,000 with many giving much smaller amounts.
Funding News
Bransholme Trust Grants – Open for applications
Funding is available to community groups and organisations who deliver activities which improve the lives of people living on Bransholme, with grants of up to £500 available. The fund aims to support activities that
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Bransholme Trust Grants – Funding is Now Open for the Next Round of Applications
Funding is available to community groups and organisations who deliver activities which improve the lives of people living on Bransholme, with grants of up to £500 available. The fund aims to support activities that will encourage people to become involved in their local communities, have a better quality of life, enable people of all ages to develop new skills and encourage people to become more active.
